Grade 1 diastolic dysfunction
I have Trivial MR and Trivial TR . Sometimes i feel breathlessness . Is it symptoms of Trivial Tr and Mr or stress problem
I have Trivial MR and Trivial TR . Sometimes i feel breathlessness . Is it symptoms of Trivial Tr and Mr or stress problem
From yesterday if i am laying on my side on bed its paining whole breathing on left side of my upper abdomen extactly under my left breast. But if i am laying on my back pain goes away. I am not a heart patient i've my ecg done last month which came out fine.
My sister is suffering with mitral valve stenosis due to heavy calcium deposits. And she needs to go for valve replacement but as she is not yet married and her family is incomplete. I want to understand which type of valve should we choose for her. Doctors said if she will have metallic one then she needs to take pills for rest of her life and that will create some difficulties to deliver a healthy baby but if she will have tissue valve then she will have a normal delivery but in next 10 years she will have to go for another surgery. Now I want to know which valve should be appropriate for her and also won't create trouble while having a healthy baby in future. And also want to know if we are choosing Tissue valve then how complicated the second surgery will be? Can it be a good Idea for now to go with a tissue valve and after 10/12 years switch to metallic valve when second surgery will be performed without any complications?
Due to feeling of some skipped beats i took holter The report is attached. Ecg echo tmt are normal already Pl guide regarding holter report
Recently done a routine blood test and my lipid profile are as below Total Cholestrol - 115mg/dl HDL cholestrol - 56mg/dl LDL cholestrol - 31mg/dl VLDL cholestrol - 28mg/dl cholestrol/HDL ratio- 2.1 Non HDL cholestrol - 59mg/dl Triglycerides - 141mg/dl Is everything normal. Bcaz iam overweight of 98Kg. previously i was 108kg and reduced almost 10kg in a year.
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